Writing is a PROCESS Not a Product
Webtoons are an interesting form of media and literacy. The best way I can describe Lore Olympus is a serial graphic novel. It takes the design of a graphic novel, but that is where the similarities end. It takes advantage of the most popular form of media, the internet. This allows the story and art … Continue reading Webtoons Extension Project
Hello, my name is Emma. I am currently in my first year at Western Washington University. I have lived in Washington my entire life, mostly in the Seattle area. I have loved to read, mostly fantasy, since I was young. I haven’t decided on a major yet and am using my first year of college … Continue reading Emma G.’s Author Statement
I went to the Disney and Its Worlds panel and it was amazing! Each speaker had very interesting points. The first speaker titled her presentation A Successful Partnership: Gender Roles and the Ballroom in Disney’s Beauty and the Beast. She used analysis of the waltz and ballroom scenes in both the live action and the … Continue reading Disney and Its Worlds PAMLA Panel Review
We started our study started on Friday 11/2. We send out the reading in the morning and responses come in throughout the day. Ava and I decided to switch back and forth on who is in charge of the spending and receiving answers. I skim over the responses so that I can tell if the … Continue reading Field Notes
Reflection of “The Life of a Youth” by Emma and Sydney When initially putting the two narratives together, we first decided to try a visual collage. During the time in which we were trying to come up with meaningful symbols for our stories, we realized that we had more options of audio symbols than visual … Continue reading The Life of a Youth
Emma Gillaspie The Ideological Freight that Must be Borne My stomach clenched at the word coming out of my third grade teacher’s mouth. “Your poems have to be done by the end of the day so we can decorate our posters tomorrow.” Mrs. Lee announced. I had already been worried but now my brain kicked … Continue reading The Ideological Freight that Must be Borne